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CHINA has released what it calls an ethical guideline for brain-computer interfaces (BCI) that aims to guide the compliant development of BCI research better and prevent ethical risks in research and technological applications.

Billions of dollars are flowing into a clutch of specialist companies hunting for treatments for some of the most debilitating ailments.

This story is part of a series on the current A new brain-computer interface decoder enables researchers to construct continuous language using only MRI brain scans.

In the coming years, a new in-ear bioelectronic called SpiralE may be the next step toward seamless brain-computer interfaces.

Assistive technology company Cognixion® has created the Cognixion ONE...

CHENGDU, March 29 (Xinhua) -- Lin Han, 34, put the robot exoskeleton on a stool and eased himself into it, securing his feet, legs and waist with straps. Graspi

Chinese researchers introduced a new brain computer interface platform. Here’s how it works: Chinese researchers have created a new brain-computer interface platform that allows integration into various software that is being used these days.